Opal Allen Weds Sam Palasota In Bryan Ceremony
Sunday evening at 10 30 o clock at Dr and Mrs W H Andrew home the ceremony was performed by Dr Andrew Opal Allen daughter of Mr and Mrs C M Allen of Cameron married Sam Palasota Opal has lived in Bryan with sister Mrs Munroe Griffin for two years and is a nurse Palasota works in Sadders McCullough Mortuary Inc they left for a brief wedding trip and will reside in Bryan after returning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Andrew
Andrew
Opal Allen
C. M. Allen
Cameron
Sam Palasota
Bryan
Munroe Griffin
Sadders-McCullough Mortuary, Inc
Wanda Warren Celebrates 11th Birthday With Lawn Party
Wanda Warren daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Warren marked her 11th birthday on May 14 with a lawn party at their Travis Park home from 7 to 9 pm. Guests enjoyed games music and angel food squares with ice cream. presents came from local and out of town friends.
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Wanda Warren
R. W. Warren
Travis Park
Angel
Gloria Warren
Wilma Louise Brayton
Doris Laune Ross
Martha May Lawrence
Patsy Nesbit
Mary Jo Tobias
Louis Mae Sample
Melba Ruth White
Billie Burke Johnson
Betty Ann Renner
Marjorie Wipprecht
Bettie Ann McCartney
Marjorie Chaney
Pauline Rudh
Mainly About Folks Mainly About Folks From Tuesdays Daily
Dr W H Andrew pastor of the First Baptist church traveled to Bedias for a church committee meeting this morning and will return to Bryan this afternoon. Mrs Kan Kelly of Harvey had a cataract removed Saturday and is recovering well. Charles Dishman grandson of Mr and Mrs Harry Dishman spent the weekend with his grandmother. Dell Roehr Velma Dial returned from Rosenburg after a weekend visit. A B Beavers and wife and children left Sunday for Lucedale Miss to visit his parents. R W Moreland hosted Miss Lavery and Margaret Benson of Houston recently. Lavery previously worked in AAA finance at College. Sam Palasota and wife have honeymooned and will live in Bryan. Milton Sims and A A MacKenzie returned from San Antonio.
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W. H. Andrew
First Baptist Church
Bedias
Bryan
Kan Kelly
Harvey
Charles Dishman
Harry Dishman
Dell Roehr
Velma Dial
Rosenburg
A. B. Beavers
Mr. Beavers
Lucidale
R. W. Moréland
Beth Lavery
Margaret Benson
Houston
Lavery
General Accounting
The
AAA
College
Sam Palasota
Milton Sims
A. A. MacKenzie
San Antonio
New Car Registrations Show Loss in April
Texas registrations for April fell 25.1 percent from March and were 2 percent below April last year. The University of Texas Bureau of Business Research reports 5,848 cars registered across thirteen counties, with four month totals up 1.5 percent from the prior year.
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Austin
Texas
University of Texas Bureau of Business Research
Rain Needed As Community Posts 4-H Club Meet
The Kings Highway community appeals for rain to save crops and notes a busy week with a 4-H club meeting Friday at member homes led by Foy and Mable McDonald. Attendees from Plainview join a sing and a sheet program is planned.
Local Church Evening Sermon and Weekend Visits
Edge Rev. C B Thompson preached Sunday night to a good crowd with singing. Local families and relatives visited over the weekend including Mrs. George Bingham, Mr. and Mrs. John Payne, Miss Lurline Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. W C Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Elliott, and others. Many are chopping cotton. several attendees traveled to Bryan, Hearne, Waco, and local funerals were held. Annie Ruth Payne shows slight improvement after illness.
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C. B. Thompson
George Bingham
George
John Payne
Lurline Elliott
Bryan
Sun.r
W. C. Hill
E. J. Payne
Roy Elliott
J. T. Cross
Hearne
Herbert Little
Brazos Valley
Chas. E. Griffin
J. W. Smith
Edd Chitil
Dorothy
J. T. Griffin
Geo, Holland
Valley
John Burger
Manuel Gerke
Julia
Christiana
John Wymola
Frank Blazek
Joe Wymola
Waco
Wymola
Annie Ruth Payne
Rain brings hope amid illnesses and social notices
Reliance expresses hope for rain while Mrs. C. C. Cobb recovers after seven weeks bedridden. Mrs. Joe Merka hosts a senior slumber party. Families including the Rileys and Merkas visit College Station. Dorothy Peal Riley recovers from illness as Shirley visits Caldwell.
Local Manor Visits Highlight Weekend Gatherings in Bryan
Last week visiting in Bryan occurred at the home of Mr and Mrs Jim Martin Riley. John William Riley spent the week end with his grandparents Mr and Mrs John Riley. Mrs J C Merka and son visited Mrs J C Cobb Monday afternoon. Miss Ruth Crenshaw and Marjorie Utley were in the home of Mrs J C Merka Saturday. Mrs D C Wiley and Mrs Fred Gage visit relatives in Georgetown. Bud Lloyd is not feeling well.
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Bryan
Jim Martin Riley
John William Riley
John Riley
J. C. Merka
J. C. Cobb
Ruth Crenshaw
Marjorie Utley
D. C. Wiley
Fred Gage
Georgetown
Bud Lloyd
Marriage Licenses for Beal Tarver Franklin and Jack
Lawrence M Beal and Katherine Tarver obtained a marriage license. Willie Franklin and Minnie Jackson also secured a license.
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Lawrence M. Beal
Katherine Tarver
Willie Franklin
Minnie Jackson
Texas banking charter amendment proposed by joint resolution
A joint resolution proposes amending Section 16 Article XVI of the Texas Constitution to authorize banking and discounting corporations under state supervision, require full cash paid capital, limit operations to one location, and bar foreign banks except U S national banks. The amendment would be voted on the fourth Monday in August 1937 with specific ballot wording for supporters.
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Texas
State OF
United States
Texas Constitutional Amendments Propose Road Tax Plan for Harris County
House Joint Resolution No. 26 A proposes amending Article III adding Section 52d to allow Harris County and its road districts to levy a temporary tax for road and bridge construction. It sets election rules, specifies plan details, and allocates funds for proclamation and publication costs. A second measure, Section 51d, would permit state aid for destitute children up to 8 dollars per month per child and 12 dollars per month per family, with a 1.5 million dollar yearly cap and federal aid eligibility. Both require voter approval in August 1937 and gubernatorial proclamation.
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Harris County
State OF
Texas
Commissioners’ Court
HOUSE
United States
State of Texas
United States of America
Government of
Texas joint resolution proposes new section to constitutional Article III
S JR No. 16 proposes adding Section 52d to Article III allowing the Legislature to authorize by law after a majority vote of resident qualified electors owning taxable property there in the adoption of a measure.
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State of
Texas
Joint Resolution Proposes Pay Reform for Local Officers Texas
The measure amends Article 16 Section 61 to let the Legislature set compensation for district county and precinct officers. It calls for a special August 1937 election with pro and con ballot wording. An election appropriation of 45000 dollars is provided for publication costs.
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Tremont & CO
Kings Highway
Eaton
Franklin
Foy
Mable McDonald
Plainview
Adrian McDonald
Pauline
Homer
Bourl Hill
Jack May
Roy Hardin
A. Holden
G. A. Nash
Betty Mae
Tillie Marie
Velmaisman
Mable
Betty Mac Nash
Pauline Hill
Bryan High School
Henry Block
Normangee
Buddie McDonald
Tom Ventrceek
Henry Bebeek
Jordanton
Lena Novosad
Oscar
C. L. Novosad
Tom Pecena
Wheelock
L. V. Skubal
W. C. Novosad
A. C. Dowell
Tabor
Millie Novosad
Joe Howard
A. C. Novosad
Mer
Ed Sodek
Joe E
Edge
C. C. Cobb
Joe Merka
Robert Riley
J. C. Jr
Cc. C. Riley
Almedia
W. J. Riley
College Station
Frank Sombra
Dorothy Peal Riley
Ony Shirley
Caldwell
Thurman Smith
Timmie Marjorie Lawless
Summer Beach
New York
Lovely Girl Guides
Rio
Helen Sexton
Rio Grande Valley
Edward Clark
Kolens
Department Stores
Henry
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